Government and business face new regulation fairness debate
Washington discussions weigh if government owes compensation to regulated firms during downturns and how to measure public obligation. Critics warn subsidies could invite mismanagement and bureaucracy while supporters urge protections and flexible rules guiding future railroad and utility regulation.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Idea Om
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Bequest Dilemma: Woman Must Remarry or Lose Legacy
A Cincinnati widow faces a $25000 legacy tied to remarriage, with a codicil giving extra years. The bequest was placed by a former admirer, not her husband, prompting discussion on the fairness and happiness of forcing marriage for inheritance. The piece questions whether such restraints aid or harm a woman’s wellbeing.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Josephine B. Patton
Cincinnati
Mary
Bel! Syndicate
WNU Service
Eye care neglected while gum spending rises
A fact gathering report says average families spend about as much yearly on chewing gum as on eye care though four of ten people have untreated vision problems.
Obesity Drug Warned as High Explosive By Doctors
A Macon Telegraph warning cites a new obesity drug described as a high explosive by doctors. The notice urges caution when encouraging a friend who is overweight.
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Macon Telegraph
ASK THE MOTHER About Laxative Choices For Children
A fragment urges mothers to choose safe liquid laxatives for kids and to avoid harsh remedies. It promotes a fruit flavored syrup as gentle and suitable, warning against strong doses and advising consultation with family doctors. The text touts a product claimed to move bowels without upsetting the system.
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